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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Hello dear fellow TE members, first post.
Yes, I met these thatched-roof houses in the
country, the area which the government, either
local or central, is trying to preserve.
I found them particularly cute, as if they are
sitting there welcoming us or making a big statement
as a proof of old days.
Those two houses on the right with white towels hanging
in between are inns, sort of bed and breakfasts,
dinner also provided.
There you will probably sit around the fireplace where
the host boil water and broil fish while telling you
local history and life stories
as the evening falls.
**Sorry about the image being blue-gray-fuzzy.
Thanks Georgios for a warm welcome and a
detailed observation in spite of that,
and Chris for a thorough analysis and workshop tips. |
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Hi Kei,,Well come you, fixed, in the TE, you have here a picture from a point of countryside wonderful, with a reception low and impressive background and in the plan the houses with the characteristic form of architecture and make beautiful composition good continuity..
Georgios
Hello Kei,
This is a really nice welcoming image from your homeland! The Photographer's Note brings the image important perspective and a pleasant context. Your composition, POV and style are great!
I posted a workshop with some suggestions, as many images posted to the Internet do not reproduce as nicely as they do on your home computer (not on the Internet).
Regards,
Chris
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